I create expressive, contemporary artwork inspired by everyday experiences, emotions, and the memories they leave behind. I work across different subjects and styles, but at the heart of everything is feeling, especially that space between what’s happening in the moment and what stays with us afterward.

My creative process is closely connected to my experiences with anxiety, OCD, depression, and grief. Art gives me a way to process those feelings and turn thoughts that can sometimes feel overwhelming into something tangible, rhythmic, and calming. Creating has become both an outlet and a way for me to feel grounded.

I don’t like to be tied to one specific subject or style. I’d rather explore and see where each piece takes me. I usually start with a general idea or feeling, then let the work develop naturally through layers of color, movement, texture, and pattern. Because of that, my work can move between realism, abstraction, and everything in between.

I’m very intuitive when I create and don’t like to follow too many rules. I often paint to music and let whatever I’m feeling influence the direction of the piece. No matter what I’m creating, I want the work to feel honest and alive.

At the end of the day, my work is about holding onto a feeling while also transforming it. Through color, form, and movement, I hope to create pieces that people can connect with, whether they see something familiar in them, feel something unexpected, or simply find a little moment of quiet and hope.